The Ailsa Tavern

The Ailsa Tavern is a traditional community pub set in the beautiful suburb of St Margarets.

First opened in 1861, it still keeps many original features. It has a large public garden and is run as a community pub should be - welcoming, warm, friendly and family-oriented - a place where anyone can come to enjoy a day or evening. With a variety of delicious, restaurant quality food that is freshly prepared, and a range of beers, wines and soft drinks to compliment your meal, the Ailsa Tavern is the perfect place to relax any time of the week.

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• Large screens showing sports events, Dart board, Free Wifi, games machines
• Weekly quiz on Thursdays, Live music on Saturdays, Open Mic night last Sunday of every month
• Children welcome any time.
• Kids menu, high chairs, baby changing facilities, range of kids games
• Outdoor Area with a grassed area, patio area with outdoor heating
• Download the menu [pdf]

The Crown Public House

Built in the 1730s. the Crown Bar and Kitchen is a friendly and inviting family pub offering great food. It is situated next to Marble Hill Park and a short walk from the river Thames and Twickenham stadium.

The Marble Hill Pub

The Marble Hill Pub, recently under new management. Located on the edge of the Marble Hill Park.

Great food and decor.

Also available for private bookings and functions.

The St Margarets Pub & Tavern

Located right in the centre of St Margarets beating heart, The St Margarets pub has been around for over 150 years with a huge update in 2003 and a major extension and complete update of the interior. Further enhancements were made both inside and to the outside dining/drinking areas in 2009 whilst the outside has been fully redecorated with the recent change in brewery management, in 2010.

The pub has an extensive menu and is both child and dog friendly. The St Margarets has regular pub quizzes and other entertainment throughout the week.

The Turks' Head Public House

A local landmark, the Turks Head has been a part of St Margarets since Edwardian times.

Today we've Fuller's ales, food both lunchtime and evening, big screen sports coverage and a large sunny garden with children's play area.

Also incorporates the Winchester Hall, home to the Bearcat Comedy Club.

Child friendly.

Licensee: Paul Jensen & Philippa Bent